Argonaut Mine Rescue Opens After Breach Thwarts Initial Search
Jackson California September 18 mine rescue crews advance into the Argonaut mine to reach 47 trapped miners after a tunnel from Kennedy mine broke through. Ventilation, air quality, and oxygen supply are critical as teams in groups A B and C proceed with caution, lighting gear and first aid readiness.
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Ruth Finney
Argonaut Mine
Jackson
Cal
Kennedy
Argonaut
Kennedy Mine
A. J Martinson
McDonald
Sullivan
John MacCarrington
P. H. Fry
Industrial Accident Commission
Jury Chosen For Trial Of J E Chilberg Bank Fraud Case
J E Chilberg former president of the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Seattle faced two indictments charged with illegal borrowing of bank funds. A nine man twelve woman jury was seated for the first trial with key witnesses and spectators including Postmaster Edgar Battle and attorney Walter Fulton watching. The first indictment alleges borrowing 747.13 without board authorization on August 29 1919. Lane the former bank cashier also faces charges for permitting the loan and two indictments related to the same transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Chilberg
Scandinavian American Bank of Seattle
Everett Smith
Walter 8. Fulton
Seattle
Edgar Battle
Andrew Chilberg
J. F. Lane
Scandinavian American Bank
Chilberg
Walter Fulton
George Danworth
John C. Higgins
E. I. Jones
T. H. Patterson
Lane
Ida P. Knowlton
Market St
Philip M. Hinchey
Corliss Ave
Louise Froude
21St Ave
N. E
J. W. Rees
Second Ave. W
Lloyd Leake
Snoqualmie
Gabriel Reichert
41St Ave. S
John A. Williams
Kirkland
J. F. Arbo
Fourth Ave
Ralph Callahan
32Nd Ave
N. W
J. T. Hatton
80Th St
August Hedden
10Th Ave. W
Thomas Morrow
27Th Ave. S
Vacation Wraps Up With Odd Island Tales
A return to work brings light humor about Joe Rune’s jaw injury and a trip to Vancouver Island. The narrator recalls fishing on vacation, catching a cockroach and spotting a crimson rate and a red white and blue snake in a playful, folksy recap.
Vacation Don'ts and Humorous Snippets From a Turbulent Era
A collage of light social jargon and satirical bits quotes vacation plans, theater sketches, political quips, and fashion notes. It mocks wartime attitudes, jokes about economics, and riffs on cultural figures, ending with a fashion tip on autumn wear.
France to Try Ten Stop Europe War
London reports a two hour war council at Downing Street as Britain considers unaided defense of the Dardanelles if France Italy and Balkan states withhold aid. Paris says France will urge Kemal to spare Smyrna and avoid invading the neutral zone while Franco Kemalist ties are weighed.
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London
British Empire
Derdanelles
France
Italy
Balkan States
Liroyd George
Downing St
British Rush More Troops In Near East
London reports the British cabinet meeting at noon to authorize warlike moves as troops and fighting ships race toward the Dardanelles and Constantinople. Muhtar Kemal has not replied to a warning from Britain France and Italy about invading the neutral zone. He is expected to demand Thrace and threaten action whether or not Greek troops seek refuge there.
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Weber Miller
Paris
France
Mustapha
Bouillon
Kemal
Smyrna
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Eduision
Near
England
Germany
London
Near East
Muatapha Kemal
Britain
Italy
Thrace
Murder Trial Set Back in De Graff Case
William De Graff, charged with first degree murder for the August 23 shooting of sailor Joe Nelson, had his trial postponed by agreement of prosecutor Malcolm Douglas and defense attorney Thomas J. Casey. The case will be reset later. the lamplighter for the Great Northern Railroad reportedly argued with Nelson over a woman after a drinking party at 4602 Tenth Ave.
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William de Graff
Superior Court
Malcolm Douglas
Thomas J. Casey
Defense Council
de Graff
Great Northern Railroad
Joe Nelson
John Colberg
Tenth Ave
Seattle man linked to San Diego death by own act
Coroner J. C. Kelly of San Diego wired Seattle police asking for information about J. F. Hale of Seattle who killed himself in San Diego on Saturday. Hale left a bank book from the First National Bank of Seattle.
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J. F. Hale
San Diego
Cal
C. Kelly
Seattle
San Digeo
Hale
First National Bank of Seattle
Denied Her Child Woman Kills Self
Mrs. Agatha Timmerman aged 23 died Sunday at her home 6017 1st Ave N E after ingesting poison. Police say the death followed denial of custody of her four year old daughter in a former marriage. Coroner W H Carson investigated Monday. her husband William Timmerman reported a prior attempted suicide.
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Agatha Timmerman
1St Ave. N. E
William Timmerman
W. H. Carson
Ex-Kaisers to Wed Again in Berlin
Former Kaiser Wilhelm is engaged to marry Princess Schnmach. The official announcement states the wedding will take place in November in Berlin.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Schnmach
Burglars Steal 610 Cigarettes From Market
Burglars entered the Pike Place market early Monday and escaped with 610 packages of cigarettes. No injuries reported and no arrests announced.
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Pike Place
Impeachment Hearings Delayed for Attorney General Daugherty
Washington reports that Judiciary committee Republicans postponed impeachment hearings against Attorney General Daugherty until Congress reconvenes in December. The delay followed news that Samuel Untermyer would assist Representative Keller in pursuing the case. hearings had been scheduled to begin tomorrow.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Daugherty
Congress
Samuel Untermyer
Representative Keller
Man Dies After Auto Plunge Near Carson
Stevenson Washington September 18 A report says Joe Greer is dead and Lawrence De press held in county jail after Greer's vehicle plunging from the road near Carson. Both men were said to be intoxicated. Greer died instantly, his head crushed on a rock.
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Stevenson
Wash
Joe Greer
Lawrence Depress
Greer
Carson
Alias the Lone Wolf opening scene at Duchemin’s lodgings
In spring light on Piccadilly and Half Moon Street, Monsieur Duchemin and Wertheimer discuss Karslake and Sonia’s fate. Wertheimer hints at a political posting in Peking to ease troubles, while Duchemin laments aging and loss, foreshadowing a roving commission turning the page to further intrigue.
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England
Piccadilly
Halfmoon Street
Monsieur Duchemin
Mister Wertheimer
Skarin Girl to Be Arraigned on Murder Charge
Clara Skarin, jailed in Seattle for alleged murder of Ferdinand Hochbrunn, is set for superior court arraignment Tuesday on first degree murder. A new information superseding the justice court filing was entered Monday with 43 state witnesses listed. Raymond Herrin of Kalamazoo is among them and described as Skarin’s sweetheart. prosecutors would not confirm if he will testify in Seattle.
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Clara Skarin
Seattle
Ferdinand Hochbrunn
Superior Court
Justice Court
Raymond Herrin
Kalamazoo
Fich
Miss Skarin
Herrin
Douglas
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